The evolution of the law concerning the trustee's duty to disclose information to the trust beneficiaries, through cases like Longmeyer, creates new risks for trustees who

are unaware of their obligations. Trustees will also face an increasing number of difficult situations as in Longmeyer as a result of an aging and increasingly infirm [...]

Counseling clients about dispute resolution options is easier said than done. These can be complex and difficult decisions, and lawyers may not have appropriate resources to

help lawyers counsel clients in choosing dispute resolution options. While establishing rules requiring this kind of training may help to remedy this shortcoming, [...]

We in dispute resolution can view civil discourse about public issues - a direct, deliberative way of exercising democracy itself - as a new but related field in which we can

apply our skills and services, and this theme edition of Dispute Resolution Magazine is intended to help those of us in dispute resolution cross the isthmus into [...]

This article was part of the Clifford Symposium in Tort Law. The article discusses how the Supreme Court has used tort law to define certain elements of discrimination law,

but has not described all of the elements of this new tort. The article is the first one to try to piece together the new "tort" created by the Supreme Court. [...]

Die zunehmende Internationalisierung macht auch vor den Arbeitsbeziehungen nicht halt. Ganz im Gegenteil ist die arbeitsrechtliche Praxis immer öfters mit dem grenzüberschreitenden

Einsatz von Arbeitnehmern konfrontiert. Besonders virulent war zuletzt die grenzüberschreitende Arbeitnehmerüberlassung. [...]

Based on the study of arbitration and judicial cases involving new forms of employment, this working paper identifies and examines notable characteristics of disputes involving

new forms of employment. This working paper found that the number of such disputes is not large compared to the total number of labour disputes in China but is growing [...]

We discuss the design of an effective merger review policy for the 21st century. We argue that the practice of the past decades is inadequate and propose a move towards much

stronger rebuttable structural presumptions. These presumptions establish that all mergers above certain thresholds are illegal unless the merging parties can prove [...]

The topic of universal jurisdiction is one that is unknown to many people because of its uniqueness. The oxymoronic nature of its title reveals the inconsistency in current

international prosecution. Universal jurisdiction allows states to claim criminal jurisdiction over an accused party regardless of where the alleged crime was committed [...]